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HaleyB / 27 Jan 2009 @ 10:50 am / 1580 views

PaperMag‘s Johnny Misheff recently named
INVEN.TORY the best new shop in Nolita, New York City. And it’s no wonder- with it’s incredible finds and even better prices,
INVEN.TORY is paving the road to a smarter way of shopping. Founder Mike Townsend thinks of the store as a curated boutique that is category and not brand-driven.
That isn’t to say that the store doesn’t carry must-have brands- while the clothing in the store rotates weekly, there are always plenty of great items from lines like Lorick, Idol Radec, and Corpus. Townsend and his partners consistently hand pick the best new items that are always on-trend, bringing what would be otherwise unknown talent directly to their customer. Even the design of the store is part of the experience. With it’s effortless simplicity- exposed brick walls, garments hanging off of chains found right on the streets of New York City, and clean lighting- shopping becomes uncomplicated and more direct. Customers love
INVEN.TORY not only for it’s designer goods at wholesale prices, but also for it’s unique and clever flair.
INVENT.TORY
19 Kenmare St.
http://www.inventorynyc.com/
info@inventorynyc.com
TAGS: Inven.Tory Ny Store, inventory shop, Johnny Misheff, NY Shopping, NY shops, overstcok shops 
HaleyB - who posted 1 articles on Trendland.
Swiss-born, New York City residing freelance writer. HaleyB is a writer whose eyes are always open, searching for and demanding attention to detail. A fashion writer, but also a lover of exposees, HaleyB is a dedicated recorder of events, trends, and interesting people. Contact the author
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Is they are all made by metal.3
very funny4
I will have a try,and i believe it will be very delicious.....5
It must be a peace music,i guess.6
And she lives in Apt 69, nice touch.7
Are you serious? I'm usually a fan of the stuff you put up here, but just cause she's a friend of Trendland doesn't mean you have to be completely uncritical about this commercial. The objectification of the woman, and also the patronizing of the men, is so sad to me.. it's like a commercial from the 50's?? For Samsung to promote a Smart TV with such a medieval view on gender roles.. I guess the only smart thing about this really is the TV..8
A great work i loved the post.9
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